谢谢你，珍，再见 | Knock Knock 世界

Group 1: Podcast Updates - The podcast "Knock Knock World" has released its 81st episode, discussing the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict and the recent hostage exchange during the ceasefire on October 13 [1] - The second topic covered is the Ministry of Commerce's initiative for "Spring and Autumn Breaks" in primary and secondary schools, which raises some counterintuitive questions [1] - The final segment pays tribute to naturalist Jane Goodall, who passed away on October 1, highlighting her lifelong dedication to her work as a social activist [2] Group 2: Historical Context of War and Peace - The aftermath of World War I saw over 10 million military and millions of civilian deaths, leading governments to realize that mere paper agreements were insufficient for maintaining peace [5] - The League of Nations, established after World War I, failed to prevent World War II, prompting the creation of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to ensure international peace and security [6][9] - The UNSC has the unique authority to take coercive measures, including military action, to enforce its resolutions, learning from the failures of the League of Nations [7] Group 3: Education and Holidays - The concept of school holidays, including Spring and Autumn Breaks, is deeply intertwined with broader social, cultural, and economic contexts [10] - The introduction of the "Golden Week" in China in 1999 aimed to boost tourism and domestic economic development [12] - The recent proposal for Spring and Autumn Breaks aims to stimulate domestic service consumption, although it has faced opposition [13][14] Group 4: Tribute to Jane Goodall - Jane Goodall is remembered for her extraordinary legacy, having dedicated over 300 days a year to spreading her message globally [14] - Her research methodology involved long-term immersion in the habitat of chimpanzees, fostering trust and understanding, contrasting with traditional short-term studies [15] - Goodall's advocacy for the protection of chimpanzees and their habitats highlights the ongoing challenges posed by deforestation and human encroachment [17]